Evening Star Newspaper, October 7, 1926, Page 3

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ADAMS “YOUR ROO}:» Tn@ . g oy e B ) We ‘make & specially of re. Balre—tie ind that Hold—eep vou "Call ve np 4 KOONS &3z, » %, —can rufnous kind* 1 INPPHERSON GASE FUNDS ARE SHORT Prosecutor Seeks to Uncover BOY, 13, CHOOSES AS BEST NA Most Children Will Call Him That Any- way, He Says—Poets Still Busy Over Evangelist’s Trail in Arizona. By the Amsociated Press - New Zoo Guest. The poets are still busy on the| giraffe. Anna Fitzhugh MacLean, 614 Lin- coln avenue. Takoma Park, sends the following effusion: Said a stately giraffe to a duck, ‘How I pity you, ma’'m, fof your luck, For your neck will not reach To the apple or peach You might wish from the treetop to pluc LOS ANGEI October T.—Efforts {to obtain new evidence in charting the California-Arizona trail blazed by Aimee Semple McPherson during her absence from Angelus Temple occu- | pled District Attorney Asa Keyes, as {he summoned more witnesses for the | | resumption of the evangelist's pre- . . o Yimi arihe oty bt sir, T pity’, quoth she; !liminary hearing today, following yes- | | 1 eaticori 6 1t At be of the newest State tomach they reach, Witnesses, Keyes indicated a desire to| This same apple or peach . recount efforts of Fred Harrison, a | You must pluck from the top of the | deep sea diver, to recover the evangel- . tree. R b ist's body from Santa Monica Bay, | (weorge T. Proctor, 732 North Wash- where she was thought to have|ington street, Alexandria, writes as drowned when she disappeared May | follows: {1S. Harrison died of pneumonia after I have been reading the different several days of diving and the story | Names the little boys and girls have of his search will be told by Robert D, | been sending in for the giraffe, now Hunt, a fellow diver. on its way to the zoo. I am 13 years Hunt is expected to testify he was|0ld and the name T would like to engaged by Mrs. Minnie Kennedy, the | Offer is “Patience.” As every one evangelist’s mother. to aid Harrison | Knows it required patience to capture TALL GUY™ ME FOR GIRAFFE| the animal, and he has to have pa- tlence to make such a long trip. It will take patience to attend to him on his way over. It will require pa- tlence to care for him after he ar- rives at his new home, the zoo. In the dictionary it says: ‘Have patience with me and T will pay you well.” So you see if they have patience with him on the long trip_he will repay them by being a good attraction at the zoo. And here is a letter from John Campbell, 427 Sixth street southwest: “Here 'are three names for the giraffe—‘Sonny, because he will be- long to everybody; 'Prince,’ because he holds his head 'so high, and ‘Tall Guy,” which is what most” boys will call him anyway.” Kenton Charles Reynolds, 5 years old, 1617 Monroe street northeast, writes: “I think ‘Lovejoy’ would be a good name for the giraffe, because all the boys and girls will love him and he will be a great joy to them.” in the search for Mrs. McPherson's itinae avink afier ne hed o nia| MARION TALLEY MEETS WOMAN CHANNEL STAR continue diving after he had told his employer there was no body in the Bach Covets Attributes of Other and Gertrude Ederle Aspires surf. | to Sing. State Claims New Evidens Keyes announced yesterday discov- ery of new evidence to prove his | charge the evangelist was not k [naped in the statement of two w {nesses from Gila Bend, Ari &t evangelist | through | T et ppassed (AhrOUEN | b wie Associated Press » i a omobi he time | i 2 Gotober 7 U ¢ was held for ransom. DB MOL s i tatements were obtained from F, | zMarion Talley and Gertrude Ederle, mbh operetor, atd Prank | 10 veee il glaie S SRR o £ agent for fhe Senthern [T ToF Wie M Hiue el BEREEERT Bl Sl Kach saw in the other attributes st Blevina and Daly told Keyes that a | coVeted for herself, and each was ap- 3 4 y parently aware of the unusual study {woman_entered the telegraph office g {June 16 and sent a message to|in contrast they presented. Hia ita: Douglas, Ari ting @hejsutomobila | TdlllKe torsee ou gwiin. © the 18 she was traveling in had broken down | fiois songbird told Gertrufle, and the : she would take a train, | first woman to conquer the Englisl hown photographs _of the | Channel replied: e vangelist they identified her as the| Gee, Ldlike to hear you sing.” oman. The district attorney also | They then stood a moment in admi. id the handwriting on the telegram | Tation and quizzical inspection of each cronded 1o that of Mrs - e | other, and Marion admitted u longing i to engage in some of the more strenu-. - ous sports, while “Trudie” confided Testimony Deemed Valuable. that she would be more pleased if her district attorney said that CUBD ) e i S L testimony would be par- {ticularly valuable to the State as it supported previous testimony that Mrs. McPherson rode o a point near Douglas in an automobile, leaving the motor ear to appear in_Douglas June 23, with the story of having escaped from her abductor Keyes' activities yesterday included investigation of a report that Kenneth G. Ormiston, former Angelus Temple rad had been seen at St. Loui on, charged jointly with son and her mother R nspiring to obstruct justice by | manufacturing_evidence to support the Kidnaping story. has been the ob. ject of a Nation-wide search since his disappearance last June. With the added expense of bringing more witnesses here, Keyes declared a lack of funds threatened to delay the third investigation' of the case, which today enters its ninth day. He &aid he would make formal request of the board of county supervisors today for more funds, When Mrs. | MePherson heard the district attorney {needed more money to continue the inquiry she offered to pay the ex. penses of the Arizona witnesses. . Richardson yesterday received an appeal for a pardon for Mrs, Me- Pherson from a Los Angeles mer. chant. The merchant was advised | that it was impossible to pardon an: one who had not been convicted of any_crime. 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